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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31
CIT RCH NOTES.
special sunday Services.


An attractive praise service will be
held at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation this afternoon at 34j o'clock.
This will be the farewell Of the general
secretary, and the service will be con-
Quoted by him. All young men are cor
dially invited To- attend.
Rev Herbert +. Bacon win preach In
the morning and evening at Centenary
church.
Rev. C.. p. Lyford will occupy the
pulpit of Park-Place Methodist church
at II am. and s.lj pm.
Rev j. K. Tillery will preach at the
Broad-street Methodist church at II
o'clock am
Miss Phoebe Hall will conduct the
service at Laurel-strcet Methodist church
az s.lJ o'clock pm
There will De baptism and confirmation
at the Second English Lutheran church,
Twenty-ninth and 4 streets nc o'clock p.
m.
AT ST. Johns Episcopal church, Rev. Dr.
l.. b. Wharton will olliciate at II o'clock
pm.
At Leigh street Baptist church, Rev. "
j. L. Cox will preach morning and night,
Rev. Dr. Cooper will preach before the
Young Ladies Society, at BecchenbroOk
Mission chapel at $50 o'clock pm.
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THE JAMES RIVER DAMS.
Their Removal to be Rccomncnde'

Their Removal to bc Recommended.
The following is taken from the Lynch.
burg l'roini1n of yesterday
The commissioners appointed to eX-
anime the dams along James river with
a view 10 their removal, returned to the
city Thursday evening, having made a
preliminary uip of inspection over the
route. Dr. w r. Walker of this city,
who accompanied the commissioners as
a sanitary expert, says that they had a
very pleasant trip and had decided in a
general way that the dams should be re.
moved He says that the stagnant pools
caused by them along the route of the
o'd ditch is calculated TO produce ma
laria I'm some degree Ii i, his opinion,
however. that malaria is ON the increase
from other causes, not only in the James
River Valley bat in other parts Of the
State He says that large tracts of
country are practically returning 90 forest
and th i this itself is favorable TO maia-
rial conditions.
The commissioners Will make prac-
tical beginning of their work under the
Act of the General Assembly at the times
and places elsewhere advertised. Il is
thought that the removal of the dams
will allord some fine opportunities to the
fishermen.
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CNcrNNArL July 30 The east.bound
passenger train on the Ohio and Missis.
-ppi railroad last evening broke the
axle OF hetcnder while running at full
speed, while just west Of Cochran, Ind, ,
about thirty miles from here. The postal
car was demolished, and Postal Clerk
Robert T. Bauer was killed Charles
Wichcring, Of this city, who was walking
beside the track, was also killed Every
car left the track except the presidents
car in which was President Barnard
so passengers were badly hurt, though
aii of them were shaken up.
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NOTICE FROM THE COMNfSSlONERS no
PARTIES lNIEkE~ TED

Yh. undersigned. Commissioners appointed
hy me Board OFF Public Works. boo pursuance Oi
au act of the Legislature. Oh ~Etl RE THE
REMOVAL OF CERTAIN DAMS rs THE
JAMES RIVER AND ms IWBi iIAlNES,
will meet 200 thc following muucl times and
places. tO.Wit.
Al Maidcns Adventure Dam. Tuesday
August 90. l.ss. between the hours oi 9um.aud
l2 noon.
At Pcmberfon' station. same day. between
the hours OF d. noon aui pm.
40 Iyc River Dam. same day, between the
hours off 3 and pam.
AT Joshua Fails Dams. ON Wednesday, Au-
gust lUth. between thc hours of @ ann. and l2
noon.
On Thursday, August llth. The said Commits
.Ouor- viii he at the several Dams between
lyuchNurg and Balcony Falls, commencing ln
tnc morning at Lyuchhurg.
ON Friday August 18th. they Will visit the
Dams between Balcony Falls aud Buchanan,
commencing Zoo the morning at Balcony Falls.
ON saturday, August l5th. they viii visit tine
Dams 600 North river. between Balcony Falls
AND Lexington, commencing in the mouingat
Balcony lall-.
Persons Interested in the question of rcm0v
iug thc DAMS cIthcra- property owners or as
residents of ihc uclehhOrhood. are invited 90
meet the Commissioners atlthc times and places
named above, and make amy suggestions
deemed pertinent upon the subject.
PAUL &. EBMONDS.
h. ID. kIRkpArRlCK,
W. n. DABNEl.
2y2> t8ug Commissioners.
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LOCAL BREEITIES.
PARAGRAPHS, .N{NOA
NEWTON, IND TOU'N TOPICS.

The News OF the Day Boiled Down and
served Up in Condensed shape About
Iolkes You Know, and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily hit.
Don't forget the Ariers Sunday excur-
sion this evening.
Officer Boschen brought over the lIar-
ris assailants from Petersburg.
Mr. Il. F. Ayres Of the Exchange IIo-
tel, who has been sick, is on duty again
Captain J. II. Derbyshire returned yes
terday from a trip to New York.
Several of the City Council committees
met yesterday evening and last night
Mcssrs. T. II. Larrabce, Cincinnati G..
f. Gregory and H. F. Nugent, are at the
Exchange Hotel.
The funeral of Rev Dr. Norwood took
place Yesterday evening at O'Clock from
st. Pauls church
il is Mr.. George j. Hooper, the elder,
and not junior, and wife who have gone
to Rockingham Springs
Attoney-General r. A. Ayers left last
night for Scott county, where he will
spend the month Of August
One of the street car horses was over
come by heat yesterday near the corner of
Belvidere and Main streets
All the water which flooded DR.. VIII
liam H. SCOTS cellar ON the night of
July 22d has not been gotten out yet.
Mr. II. B. Walker, "a well.known citizen
of New Kent, is extremely ID. Mr.
Walker has many friends i'm Richmond
The name of Councilman Andrew
Pizzini was accidentally omitted from
the list of the summer sojoumers at Ash
land.
The Junior Mpnnerchor of Philadel-
phia will reach lhc city to-day and will
be entertained by the Gcsangycrcin
Virginia
The City Railway haye finished their
route along Beverly street from tine
western terminus, hut have NOT crossed
over To- Main street get.
Mr.. William Ryan of the Ntfte went mp
on flying trip lO Halifax Saturday even
ing. and Mr. W W Archer of the same
journal left for few days needed rest
Mrs Captain Glover will conduct the
usual services at the Salvation tent io-
day. Perfect order Is now maintained.
and the services promises TO De very cn-
tcr.aining,
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OVER THE WIRES.
THE ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS or
THE Day BY TELEGRAPH

Another Chicago Fire Two Men shot by
Horse Thieves Boulanger's Duel 4 Pos
tai Clerk Killed Robbcries ON the Read
ing Road Ac.
Burning of a Bridge aud Car building
Works.
CHICAGO. July 30.-About , o'clock
this morning fire broke out in the Wells
and French Company's bridge and car
building works, near the corner OF Blue
Island avenue and Wood street. and be-
fore the flames were exiinguished loss
of Slj0.0O0 had been caused. The fire
started i'm the mill Of the works Sixty
men working in the blacksmith shop
adjoining made their exit from the build
ing barely in time 10 save their lives.
So rapidly did the flames spread that
within fifteen minutes from the time
the blaze started the entire works, COM
posed of TWO planning mills machine
shop, saw mill, bridge shop, siorehouse,
and shaving mill, were on fire. The linn
Der yards i'm the immediate neighbOrhood
were in some danger for time, but the
efforts of The iremcn TO confne the
flames To- the buildings in which they
started were successful and big conlla-
grafton prevented The cause of the fire
Is unknown
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TIii WEATHER.
No signs of NIoheration.

The weather yesterday continued clear
warm, and sultry. The temperature was
nearly stationary.
The Signal OAice offers no comfort TO
the swcltering community here. The
weather prediction for the next twenty
four hours. beginning at g o'clock ycsier-
day afternoon, is "warmer, fair weather.
generally southerly winds
The mercury stood at - at o'clock
am. and got mp TO 90 at 3 p m.
This has been the hottest July since the
establishment of the weather bureau I'm
1871 The average mean temperature has
been higher than during amy July since
1876 The average for sixteen years past
has been 7s', and this month will be
abOut So
For the last few days the heat has been
greater by TO- than the average for the
same days for sixteen years past Fol
twenty.,eyen day, the thermometer was
over So.
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JANE, RIVER tMrEovENENr.


From the Last Report of Colonel William
.. Craighiil.
I'm regard 20 the improvement of James
river. Colonel Craighiil says ihe width io
be given 10 the channel is 900 feet from
the sea TO City Point, 300 feet from
CITY Point TO Drewrys Bluff,
and 200 feet from thence to Richmond
Work ON thcprojcct will Dee suspended iu
December next II is estimated that
S43sG,O1O4j will be required TO complete
this work. of which $lOOOOO can Doc
pr0ftably expended during the nest is-
cal year. There is now available for thc
of the work. until December
SlOl, l,9l212 Colonel Craighllls report
incloses statement from &. T.. 4 Bur
gwyn. who has charge of thc Jane.
river improvement lIc states that fire..
ouent complaints had been made of YES
sells grounding at king,and Reach, and
a careful survey was made OF tAc locally,
which revealed the fact that The dreigr
channel had been filed Bids 90 restore
channel were called for and the contract
subsequently awarded t0 james Caller IS
Sons. who abandoned the work after cx-
cayating Gj3 cubic yards The contract
was then turned over tO George p. Ward,
who removed 1901, cubic yards of sand
81 boulders. ID logs. and some wreckage.
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Mrs Mary H. Archer, through her
counsel, judge William l. Clopt0n, yes
terday Instituted q suit for divorce from
her husband, James r. Archer, and has
attached the unincumbered property of
the husband for alimony The property
I'm question is thc fine brick residence on
the corner of Eleventh and Porter streets,
Manchester, and the vacant lot adjacent
thereto The declarations chargcdesertion
ON the part of the husband The papers
were fled I'm the clerks office of the
lIustings Court, Manchester, yesterday
morning.
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II was announced I'm the DAILY TIMES
some time since that the Galiego Mil,
would be started about the lst of August.
They expect to begin operations Monday
Mcs-rs. Charles l.. Todd, Samuel G.. Fair
banks, and Cyrus BossieuX, the mem1e s
of the new company, all have certain
duties assigned them, and q very success
ful season is expected They expect 90
make The first shipment OF flour to Brazil
ahnnt the middle Of the Woek.
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: MISSOURI MURDER.


KANSAS City, Mo. July 30 A special
from Kingston, Caldwell county, says a
report has just reached there Of the find
ing of the dead bodies OF man and wo-
man I'M an old we'll The skull Of the
woman had been crushed and the breast
of The man shows a bullet wound. The
bodies are claimed TO be those Of James
VI Fields and America Stockwell, who
disappeared I'm May last, and whose hus-
band and wife William X. Stockwell
and Susun s. Fields-hayc claimed all
along that they had cloped together and
left The state Stockwell and Mrs Fields
have lived together on Stockwelps farm
eyer since the disappearance Of their con
sorts.
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on for North CnroIina.

Mr. T. c. Peek and Mr.. f.. G. Chewing
of Purcell, Ladd * Co.'S drug-house
leave to-day for Asheyille, y. c. The
State Pharmaceutical Convention of that
State will meet at Asheyille, August 3d.
Mr. Chewing goes To push The cele
braied Vernon perfumcry Of that well
known house. The toilet waters and
handkerchief extracts made by Purcell
Ladd d Co. are becoming famous all
over the land, and Mr.. Chewing is just
the man 10 keep It up.
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THE CoTTON MARKEr.
n Opened feNeri-h after the Drop of Yes
day 4 Slight Recovery.


NEW YoRk. July 30 Following the
drop of 3j points In cotton yesterday, the
market opened very foyerish at the Cot
on Exchange to-day.
The sales for the short two and half
hour session aggregated 1880 bales, a
good showing for Saturday. The large
sales were thc result of the attempt 10
cover short interest
In The course of the morning August
cotton dropped to 1G1 cents per pound
the lowest point reached. At the closing
hour noon-a reaction had set in which
brought lheprice, for all months except
August 3 to D points above yesterday
closing quotations August closed 20
points below yesterday.
The recovery began half am hour
before ihc close of the session. II re-
suited from the reports Of a drouth in
Texas and lhe injurious effects of ex-
cc--iyc rains In Georgia and Alabama.
ln thc last half hour the recovery
amounted to points all along the line
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Tho Cominc stnte Fnlr.

The Virginia Jersey Association are
making arrangement, with the State
Agricultural Society to secure suitable
location at the ensuing ; ate Fair. They
expect to make very creditable exhibit
ID nothing happens to interfere with theil
plans.
ln connection with The state Fair, q
movement is ON foot TO induce the Cham
bcr of Commerce, Tobacco, and Corn and
Cotton Exchanges 10 work for the erection
of suitable central building at the Fair
Grounds
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THE LIGHTS OF LIBBY.
How They Shone Last Night on Fair Wo-
men and Music.

men and Music.
Libby Park was an attractive place
last night There was moonlight, star
light, eleciriclight. gaslight, and the light
that lies I'm WOman's eyes. There was
black hair, brown hair, golden hair, and
even some of the dudes had on coats OF
Of mohair
And music rose with its v0luptuous
swell and there were lots of pretty girls
and oceans of curls and bangs-and
everybody had bang mp time. There
was much chin-music also, and many
paid no attention TO the metre, especially
those who came out 10 meet her by moon
light alone The attendance was very
large largest of the series The
programme was the same rendered al
Monroe Park Friday night, but was new
to most Of those present.
"Womau's Love and "Thc Marriage
Bells seemed the favOritcs, but "The
Jolly Chinamap,' "A Night OF, and
the operate selections were all we'll re-
ccived. There were many visitors from
uptown and the concert was highly en-
ioyed by all i'm attendance.
The night concerts are so popular that
IL Is possible that the committee will con-
tinuc them permanently That at Libby
Park last night was attended blythe East
Ender- almost I'm q body, and was one of
the most pleasant i'm every way of the
month Very good order was kept
After the music was over many fingered
I'm the park as IL was q lovely night, al
least i'm that section, and the reporter
penninr these lines I'm torrid atmos-
phcrc. cnyic- the man who is now out
there an alouc-sayc that his sweetheart
b. afDHr
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The examination of the old teachers
applying for reelection as teachers Of the
Chesterfield public schools will take place
tomorrow School trustees in general
regard the law providing for this annual
examination Of tried and efficient teach
ers TO be a foolish law, 10 say nothing OF
the unnecessary trouble which the teach
ers are put 10 in having to travel fifteen,
twenty, and in some instances thirty
miles through the hot sun and over a
dusty road.
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DR.. Carver and ". Tell Mitchell will
shoot at one hundred pigeons for the
championship of the world at B0schen' s
Park August 4th at j.3O pm. Fine
sport may be expected. Graham, the
great English shot, will be present and
Others who are pronounced 10 be fine
shots. Several hundred Of the finest
birds have been procured by Andrew
Krouse for the shooting.
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AccldnnlaIlY Shot.

Mr. John W Quay. who is engaged at
Mercantile Agency, and live,
at SO 4O1 West Grace street accidentally.
shot himself yesterday.
He was examining a rifle when IL was
discharged The ball passing through one
Of his hands and entering his breast
The Wonnd is painful but not serious.
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Two omccr, shot by Horse Thieves.

CmcAoo. July 3O.-A special from
Rockporf, Miss, says Deputy Sheriff
Anthony DcLong, William Bostwick,
and g. o. Bostwick attempted yesterday
afternoon io arrest Con and Charley
Franklin. TWO horse thieves, who escaped
from jail I'm Holt county Thursday night.
The desperadoes were In Val Meyers
farmhouse. about four miles from here.
SO sooner had the officers drawn mp In
front of the house than the Franklns
appeared in the door, each armed with
iWo revolver~ and opened fire. DeLong
Nas shot dead and G.. g. Bostwick fatally
wounded in the groin William Bost-
wick whipped mp his horses aud hurried
lo Phelps City \ posse was at once or
mnilel and started for the Meyers
house, but found the desperadocs gone.
The posse J.. in pursuit.
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Bouianger's second. Arranging Matters.

PARIS. July 30-Goncral Boulanger's
seconds have had an interview with cx.
Premier Ferry and have formally ore
,ented the Generals challenge to tight a
duel VI Ferry referred the seconds to
tNo gentlemen friends OF his, who, he
said. were willing 10 act for him. Some
friends of VI Ferry are now urging him
to fight General BOulanger.
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4 GOOD CHOICE.


The selection Of Mr. George A. Ainslie
us Police Commissioner for Madison ward
Is one eminentiy ft 10 be made II there
is one requisite for a place In this COM
mission it is y knowledge Of the people.
Captain Ain-lie has had wide experience,
and is wei known to every one Had he
consulted bis own wishes in the matter
bee would never have been chosen. He
favored the selection Of Mr Boykin. But
having been elected there can be no
doubt but what he will faithfully dis
charge all of his duties The city is to
bee congratulated on the temperance
into public position of the model Chief
Engineer Of the Fire Department, and so
public-spirited a citizen, so enterprising a
merchant, and so wholesouled a gentle
man.
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The remains of John May. infant son
of powhatan and Maria w. Breclen,
reached the city from Ashland yesterday
evening at q O'Clock lnierment was
made at HOLLYWOOD.
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...r.NI STEAM BAKERY. q. Adam.
ID 81. twelfth street Wholesale
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uvvY.k. lD o. Main street Cor
.I.fcI.
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CITY ITEMS.
NEWSY NOTES GATHERED By THE
TIMES" ROPORTERS.

the Weather The Galilecan Fishermen.
Under thc Lights of Libby Here's Your
Hockey -Pokcy Current Comments.
Ll-IL-C.- ~ II.I..-
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|I| HnIIlING HOUSE FO vs.. Broad
Manufacturers oi Vanilla Phosphate
H..... Nifr.s.
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..Ir. r. UH1IER sfan SO. l2. First
rt smoked heDf Tongues u speciality.
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DAVIS N Smith street. Shades.
cloths. and paper hanging.
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..lp H GARDNER 5lG e.. Broad
Nr cutting. dycng, shaving. and
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DIRECTORY
Nf NiAiN "itH
rr~fNESS HOUSES

n Y = ~" ITO ~.
1 hi0r n roli0bl6 and good
M ainQ thar ocafion 0nd
fpndoTy pscful as q soprce
fr iform0tioH rc'1hrc t0 0ny
rht iranctc of business.
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'lht COAL YARD OElm stailOn). Broad
i Pine streets. ". S. Pitcher, agent An
,.o.- Of Coal, Wood, and Coke. Tclo-
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Contractors and builders:
O. -INN. FH D.. Main street.
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MIIrU>IlNE s. co. Do anl la s.. rf
r.fttlr-. butter. h'Hu-. cfir
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- NphNlsETL No ~ Seventh street.
itstor. Phone. 5E.
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Choice Imported tlaret-price very
olw at Chamberlayne & Co.'S, 10 and u South
Thirteenth street.
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.H|.II I-- D.. Mann street. Watches un
tN repaired.
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Harness and ~hddlerYt
.N IUIDItD. ll1 D.. NHu street
Horse. Manufactures whole
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hDD. Twelfth street. under American
iItIc Hua military tailor.
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Tomorrow the long expected eXcur-
sion Of Rescue Council, Jr o. [. \. NJ,
takes place. They 20 90 Ashland Park.
The train leaves Elba al 5 o'clock am.
This excursion promises 10 be one of
the most pleasant of the summer. There
are many attractions, and ii is hoped that
1t will be a great success.
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There was a match game of baseball
Yesterday evening between The Machinist
os the Tanner and Delaney Engine Com
pany and Rountrce Trunk Factory nine,
resulting in a victory for the latter by
the following score:
Trunk Makers. q : y
Muchini-t ......-......-. ....-J
Batterys: Trunk Makers Wade and Baker.
MunlInI.f- IAulM md .InLn.fum.
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Carriages and Ruegies
.-IINrti. lii- D.. Franklin street.
U.f.rI.
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Try the justly celebrated La Normaud
Cigar CHAMBERLAYNE Co.
10 and Il South Thirteenth street.
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'. AiN B.. t5ll e.. Main street. mauufactu.
Champion Woven Wire Mattrc-~cs
..'a Ine beet and cheapest iu the mar
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..tNUc 1901 HBEK STAMP MANtTA -
lINl co.,. iUH D.. Main ST. Mauufac
IHI importers ol stamp novelties.
'.. DOMINION Nl BUEh STAMP WORKS.
.na street, Agents wanted; send for
.f..ar
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|.a.INiAKrWER co.. jl3 e. Broad street.
l..e. Hul ul kinds ot rubuor g00I.
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WANTS.
fOU 1OKNOW TUAT

NANTED-YOU1 KNOW THAT
w Gibbs y Bro. sell Groceries. Flour.
Wines. and Liquors at lowest prices Tohac
90 and Cigars speciality Continental beer
furnished tu families at % cents per dozen.
Fresh vegetables always on hand. Mr. Lawson
liurioot is now with us. and would bee glad 20
see amy of hs friends
j. GIBBS N BRO.
Fifteenth and Hull streets. Manchester.
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